UCLA Takes No 1 Spot In College Grid Poll
UCLA rises to number one in the Associated Press college football poll after sweeping seven straight games and amassing 1 981 points. Ohio State drops to second, Oklahoma to third, with Arkansas holding fourth as Notre Dame, Miami, Army, Purdue, Mississippi, and Southern California fill the top ten.
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Harding Frosh Rally To Defeat Prep 20-6
Harding Freshmen overcome early obstacle to beat Fairfield Prep Frosh 20 to 6. Diement scored for Prep, Harding tied before half on Frazier run, Brown connected with Marcinka for 25 yards and a TD, Sutton added a 1 yard run and extra point. Cabies Judd Kaputa Rozneski starred on line for Harding. Lavery Iwanick for Prep.
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Willie Pep Wins 10 Round Bout In Daytona Beach
Former world featherweight champion Willie Pep, age 28, Hartford Connecticut, defeated Mario Colon of Puerto Rico over ten rounds. Referee scored eight rounds for Pep with two even, in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Race day card shows multiple stakes entries and results
Thorough racing results list races for four year olds and up across distances from a mile to 1 1/16 miles with entries Buckets of performers and numerous odds. Notable horses include Dream Passes and Mt Olympus among others with daily doubles and exacta payoffs reported.
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den Ay
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Aleo
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Garden State Entries Plans to Support London Hostel
The King George VI Foundation plans to back a London hostel offering 200 beds to house young Commonwealth personnel living overseas. The program aims to provide affordable accommodation for the visiting or expatriate youth, reflecting ongoing philanthropic efforts.
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Calabra Sport Club Beats German American in Fast Soccer Match
Calabra Sport Club of New York City defeated German American Sport Club 3 to 2 at Glorieta Manor field Sunday. New York led 2-0, German American equalized with goals by McLaughlin and Hogarth, Zamberra’s great goalkeeping preserved the win as Peters added for Bridgeport. Bridgeport travels to Newburgh, N Y next Sunday.
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New Britain set for UB Saturday grid clash
New Britain State Teachers College returns home to Candlelite Stadium to face University of Bridgeport in a key gridiron clash. Coach Walt Kondratovich lists two top backs out but may have center Dave Deep back in workouts. Bridgeport seeks first win in the series after last year’s 18 2 defeat.
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Bullard-Havens Jayvees shut out Central 19 to 0
Bullard-Havens Tech Jayvees blanked Central High Junior Varsity 19-0. Ray Galya connected on a 12 yard pass to Bob Ritter for the opener, Frank Smith scored from eight yards with the extra point, and Galya sealed the win with a 12 yard run.
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Yale Coach Promises Surprise Against Army Cadets
Yale head coach Jordan Olivar said the unbeaten Elis may surprise Army, stressing an all out attack and no fear of Harvard or Princeton. Yale tickets sales surpassed 50,000 as the bowl could host its largest crowd since 1929, with Army favored to win.
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Harral A A Meeting Tonight Plans Dinner for Nov 13
The Har tal A A monthly gathering is set for this evening in the club rooms. President James Smeraglindo urges all members to attend as plans will be finalized for the annual dinner scheduled for November 13.
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